Letter To The Earl Of Liverpool: On The "unitarian Marriage Bill" (Paperback)

This passionate and eloquent letter to the Earl of Liverpool, written by an unknown author, argues in favor of the Unitarian Marriage Bill, which would have allowed Unitarians to be married outside the Church of England. The author makes a powerful case for religious toleration and freedom of conscience that still resonates today.

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